Indulge your beloved furry friend with Wild Earth's Superfood Vegan Dog Treats featuring Koji and Strawberry Beet! These high - quality, sustainable, and vegan treats offer a one - of - a - kind, mouth - watering experience for your dog. Packed with the superfood koji, they're also brimming with Omega 3, 6, 9 Fatty Acids and prebiotics to support a healthy gut. After over a year of meticulous recipe development, you can be confident you're giving your pup the best. These low - calorie treats allow you to spoil your dog frequently without sacrificing nutrition. Each bite is made with love and a strong commitment to sustainability. We use all - natural ingredients, and there's no gluten, wheat, corn, soy, or GM ingredients. Our partner collaborates with farmers to improve soil health, grow healthy ingredients, and respect nature. Like you, we're deeply concerned about animal welfare and the environment. These treats are a complete protein source, providing all 10 essential amino acids your dog needs. They're clean and healthy, with whole foods like pumpkin, flax, peanut butter, and oats. At just 15 calories per treat, they offer omega fatty acids and prebiotics for a healthy gut. There's no junk here - no fillers, mystery meat, additives, or preservatives. These snacks are also more sustainable than meat - based treats, helping to reduce the environmental impact. And they're perfect for both dogs and puppies, making excellent training rewards with an irresistible natural umami flavor that your pup will adore.
Using these Wild Earth Superfood Vegan Dog Treats is super easy. You can give them to your dog as a regular snack or use them as training rewards. For training, just offer a treat right after your dog does something you want them to repeat. As for quantity, it depends on your dog's size and activity level, but since they're low - calorie, you can give them often. When storing, keep the treats in a cool, dry place. Make sure to close the package tightly after each use to keep them fresh. Always check the expiration date on the package. Also, although these treats are very healthy, they should be part of a balanced diet for your dog. If your dog has any special dietary needs or health issues, it's a good idea to consult your vet before starting to give them these treats.
